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Just wanted to tell you that NO question or remark is dumb or silly or anything on here. Most of are scared out of our minds, just like you. We do research and find the statistics (which are reassuring), and do everything we can to help each other through this very stressful time. Just last night I was bawling like a babyBabies and heat rashes Baby feeding patterns, I felt very stressed out. The women on here helped me get through it, sometimes just talking to each other helps the most. We give each other courage and questions to ask the doctor and places to look for information. It's very helpful and many of the women on here have been in exactly the same place we are now - the twilight zone. Somewhere in between knowing that something isn't right, but not yet able to find out exactly what it is. It is a difficult time and we are all here to help you. Whatever you need, just ask. I can't promise you that we'll know the answers, but I will promise that we will stand beside you every single step of the way. Everything is going to be alright. Hang in there, new cystAcne Acne, close-up of cysts on the back Acne, cystic on the back Acne, cystic on the chest Acne, cystic on the face Acute cholecystitis (gallstones) Baker's cyst Baker’s cyst Benign ear cyst or tumor Cholecystitis, cholangiogram Cholecystitis, ct scan-er.
Mary 53 Female, 55 years Minneapolis - MN Member since Oct 2005
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Mary 53 Female, 55 years Minneapolis - MN Member since Oct 2005
Mood: Mary 53 is wondering how I got my hair to "flip" like that back in 1970..... Journal Entry: "I never went through Chemo but after fine..." [Read]
There is no difference between a cyst, a tumor or a mass. Those names are used interchangeably for the most part. If something is fluid filled only, it is usually referred to as a cyst - but not always. As far as the color change goes, I'm not sure what they are referencing, unless they are talking about the color doppler that is sometimes used with an ultrasound. They use color doppler to demonstrate the blood flow between a cyst/mass/tumor and the ovary. It shows colors in blue and red, each signifying blood flowing in or out, etc. That might be what they are talking about. Hysterectomy kind of seems to be the norm around here, so try not to let it get you too upset. Remember, 99% of cysts/tumors/masses are BENIGN (I learned that from a friend on here :)).
You will be in my thoughts and prayers, please keep us up to date on what's happening.
Robin
You guys are great.
I will keep you posted and I'm sure I'm going to have lots of stange/silly questions over the next couple (difficult) weeks.
thanks again very much. I really this board right now, because I am so scared.
thnx
-d
Robin
came back normal. Please help me to relax.
Thanks
Connie